Deconstructed French Napoleon III Arched High Back Chair
This late 19th-century Napoleon III French deconstructed armchair features a striking wooden frame with a tall, arched back and elegantly scrolled arms. The back and arms are tufted in the original fabric liner, maintaining their vintage charm. The seat has been newly refinished in burlap, adhering to the original design, with "100" stamped on the front edge, adding a unique touch.
All fabric and burlap are secured with nailhead trim, highlighting the meticulous craftsmanship. The ebonized legs are turned at the front and elegantly shaped at the back, providing a harmonious balance of style and support. The seat's front showcases a charming scalloped shape, enhancing its overall aesthetic appeal.
This armchair blends historical authenticity with timeless elegance, creating a standout piece for any collection or interior space.
Found in France, circa 1880
Solid wood construction frame
The chair retains its original horsehair and straw stuffing, maintaining the authentic craftsmanship of the 19th-century
Burlap lining is stamped with the number “100” on the seat
There are a few tears at the edge of the armrest and the inner back corners of the arm
A “patch” of new burlap has been added to the back
A tear in the (original) burlap is present at the back
Multiple holes from the old upholstery nails give character to the wood frame
Newly reinforced webbing has been added for long-lasting durability
The chair is sturdy and comfortable
Overall wear is consistent with age and use
Measures approximately 31” W x 28” D x 36.25” H
Floor to seat measures 15.25” H
Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
Request a trade discount here.
This late 19th-century Napoleon III French deconstructed armchair features a striking wooden frame with a tall, arched back and elegantly scrolled arms. The back and arms are tufted in the original fabric liner, maintaining their vintage charm. The seat has been newly refinished in burlap, adhering to the original design, with "100" stamped on the front edge, adding a unique touch.
All fabric and burlap are secured with nailhead trim, highlighting the meticulous craftsmanship. The ebonized legs are turned at the front and elegantly shaped at the back, providing a harmonious balance of style and support. The seat's front showcases a charming scalloped shape, enhancing its overall aesthetic appeal.
This armchair blends historical authenticity with timeless elegance, creating a standout piece for any collection or interior space.
Found in France, circa 1880
Solid wood construction frame
The chair retains its original horsehair and straw stuffing, maintaining the authentic craftsmanship of the 19th-century
Burlap lining is stamped with the number “100” on the seat
There are a few tears at the edge of the armrest and the inner back corners of the arm
A “patch” of new burlap has been added to the back
A tear in the (original) burlap is present at the back
Multiple holes from the old upholstery nails give character to the wood frame
Newly reinforced webbing has been added for long-lasting durability
The chair is sturdy and comfortable
Overall wear is consistent with age and use
Measures approximately 31” W x 28” D x 36.25” H
Floor to seat measures 15.25” H
Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
Request a trade discount here.
This late 19th-century Napoleon III French deconstructed armchair features a striking wooden frame with a tall, arched back and elegantly scrolled arms. The back and arms are tufted in the original fabric liner, maintaining their vintage charm. The seat has been newly refinished in burlap, adhering to the original design, with "100" stamped on the front edge, adding a unique touch.
All fabric and burlap are secured with nailhead trim, highlighting the meticulous craftsmanship. The ebonized legs are turned at the front and elegantly shaped at the back, providing a harmonious balance of style and support. The seat's front showcases a charming scalloped shape, enhancing its overall aesthetic appeal.
This armchair blends historical authenticity with timeless elegance, creating a standout piece for any collection or interior space.
Found in France, circa 1880
Solid wood construction frame
The chair retains its original horsehair and straw stuffing, maintaining the authentic craftsmanship of the 19th-century
Burlap lining is stamped with the number “100” on the seat
There are a few tears at the edge of the armrest and the inner back corners of the arm
A “patch” of new burlap has been added to the back
A tear in the (original) burlap is present at the back
Multiple holes from the old upholstery nails give character to the wood frame
Newly reinforced webbing has been added for long-lasting durability
The chair is sturdy and comfortable
Overall wear is consistent with age and use
Measures approximately 31” W x 28” D x 36.25” H
Floor to seat measures 15.25” H
Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
Request a trade discount here.
